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Samerrustom Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Is it IS or Has
Ruling one's neighbor is not always about control or slavery?
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Neither. g. This is my father's car.
- Neither.
- g.
- This is my father's car.
- The car belongs to my father.
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Neither.
The "s" in "one's" is the possessive "s."
It indicates that "neighbor" belongs to "one."
e.g.
This is my father's car. The car belongs to my father.
The "s" in "one's" is the possessive "s."
It indicates that "neighbor" belongs to "one."
e.g.
This is my father's car. The car belongs to my father.
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Thank you.
Someone told me I only can use the possessive with people.
For instance :
My father's car.
Mr Roy's office,
But I can't say:
Car's loan.
Desktop's table. I should say : The table of the desk
Someone told me I only can use the possessive with people.
For instance :
My father's car.
Mr Roy's office,
But I can't say:
Car's loan.
Desktop's table. I should say : The table of the desk
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samerrustomSomeone told me I only can use the possessive with people.That's incorrect.
e.g.
The Earth's crust is its outermost layer.
samerrustomBut I can't say:Car's loan.Desktop's table. I should say : The table of the deskNo, that's unnatural.
You can say:
Make sure the car's engine is c
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